I don't believe there are existing plans to enable YaST control of network using systemd-network instead of NM or Wicked. To select DIY control with systemd-network is required to click the link on the Installation Summary page Network section that disables the current selection, leaving two links, one for enabling NM, and one for enabling Wicked. In this state, network configuration applicable to NET installation must have come from using linuxrc, and the systemd-network package must be selected for installation if on first boot you wish configuration of systemd-network to be enabled. This is not inherited by the installed system. Systemd-network must be manually configured upon booting the installed system. To enable systemd-network use: populate /etc/systemd/network with files to configure your NIC(s) systemctl enabled systemd-networkd.socket I don't use wireless so all I know about is ethernet with static IPs, and the above is all I've found necessary in most cases. In a limited few installations, all on Fedora IIRC, it has also been necessary to enable systemd-networkd.service. ... http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/leap/15.6/iso/openSUSE-Leap-15.6-D... https://geometry-lite.io